Toto Wolff dismissed rival complaints over the legality of Mercedes’ 2026 engine.
He insisted the power unit fully complies with regulations and FIA procedures.
Rivals questioned Mercedes and Red Bull Racing for exploiting thermal expansion to boost performance.
FIA discussed the issue but reached no resolution.
Mercedes believe rivals missed an opportunity and should focus on themselves.
Wolff did not rule out protests after the Australian Grand Prix but said Mercedes felt “robust”.
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Wolff Tells Rivals to ‘Get Their Shit Together’ Over 2026 Engine Dispute
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